Property Invests Property Invests
  • AllPoints Real estate
  • AI in real estate
  • frozen housing market
  • bring mortgage rates
  • big NAR settlement-driven
  • Zillow Home Loans
  • real estate technology
  • Economic Outlook


    Fed Rate Cut Rumblings: Inflation, Labor Market & Housing

    Fed Rate Cut Rumblings: Inflation, Labor Market & Housing

    Fed officials hint at rate cuts due to inflation worries and labor market stagnation. Housing prices, however, are beyond the Fed's direct control. Impact on mortgage rates is discussed.


    Real Estate Agent Survey: AI, Economy & Market Trends

    Real Estate Agent Survey: AI, Economy & Market Trends

    A new Kaplan survey reveals real estate agent sentiments on AI adoption (over 50% use it), economic concerns (mostly unconcerned), and market outlook. Most would recommend buying/selling.


    Housing Market Recovery: 2026 Home Sales Forecast

    Housing Market Recovery: 2026 Home Sales Forecast

    Home sales are expected to rise by 9.2% in 2026, driven by modest renovations and easing mortgage rates. Affordability remains a key factor, with significant regional disparities. Real estate agents face a challenging market.


    Market Sentiment Rebounds Amidst Economic Concerns

    Market Sentiment Rebounds Amidst Economic Concerns

    Market sentiment shows improvement, with 49% feeling favorable, yet concerns remain about insurance costs, migration, and recession risks according to CJ Patrick Firm and RCN Resources report.


    Fed Rate Cut: Debates, Uncertainty, and Economic Outlook

    Fed Rate Cut: Debates, Uncertainty, and Economic Outlook

    Fed officials debate rate cuts amidst economic uncertainty and political pressure. Powell emphasizes a cautious, data-driven approach, while others advocate for earlier action. Inflation and tariffs remain key factors.


    Housing Market: Buying Sentiment Rises Amidst Economic Shifts

    Housing Market: Buying Sentiment Rises Amidst Economic Shifts

    Consumer buying sentiment is up as housing inventory improves. Despite income dips and high mortgage rates, more consumers see it as a good time to buy, with improved outlooks on home prices and job security.